Ruohua Gao
I am a PhD student studying the structure and function of choline transporters using cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM). My research focuses on understanding how these membrane proteins operate at the molecular level, with the broader aim of contributing to knowledge of cellular transport mechanisms.
I completed my Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (Honours, First Class) at Monash University, where I investigated the role of scaffolding proteins on serotonin receptor function. This experience provided me with a solid foundation in pharmacology, molecular biology, and structural biology, which I continue to build upon in my current work.
My technical background includes expertise in cell culture, protein expression and molecular cloning.
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